https://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowb...on-spotted-set-ahead-donning-Batman-suit.html Much better high resolution location photos of her in the Supergirl costume. Plus our first view of Ezra Miller as Barry Allen and Michael Keaton as Bruce Wayne.
^ Her suit seems to fit better than Ezra's (non-Flash) suit in those pictures. The stomach ribbing looks a little odd to my eyes.
So. Damn. Hyped. Lest there be any question, Calle's costume does have the classic red cape (a long one that reaches her feet), as seen in some low-res images from yesterday where she's on the ground. Clearly, in these wire shots, it's going to be added digitally.
The abs on Calle's costume look a little odd, but they'll probably look better in the finished film. Keaton looks great as Bruce!
Seems fitting to me. As Bruce Wayne billionaire he would keep the same trim look. I would say that is not specifically 80s looking at all. Michael Keaton always wore a toupee as Bruce. Really he had a receding hairline very young. It’s notable in most of his early 80s movies. It was not until Batman that he starting wear a toupee in most roles. When he stopped being a leading man he usually gave up wearing one. Unless the role required it. It’s interesting on FB someone assumed Bruce Wayne with white hair means Batman Beyond.... ???!!! Seriously! Keep in mind I was never a huge fan of that show. But fans who want to see Michael Keaton in a version of Batman Beyond forget how old Bruce Wayne was. He was in his 80s! That was part of the premise of the whole series. Him being too old and needing a successor. https://www.cbr.com/batman-beyond-bruce-timm-michael-keaton-movie/ Earlier this year Bruce Timm agreed with me. Saying Keaton looks too good to play an ancient Bruce. That he looks like he can still kick ass. That we clearly are going to see Keaton as a fully suited Batman supports that. First concept art released showed it.
I dunno... Given the sheer amount of punishment Batman takes, I've always figured his career was unlikely to last longer than that of a pro athlete, most of whom retire by their early 40s. Even that would be pushing it, really, since few pro athletes endure as many broken bones, bullet and knife wounds, toxin exposures of various sorts, etc. as Batman has to deal with. Given his extraordinary fitness and gadget support, maybe he might make it to 50 or so before the cumulative damage became too much. Anything longer than that would probably require a dip in a Lazarus Pit.
There's every chance that's due to the flying harness and they don't look like that in the finished film.
So it looks like their are soles on the bottom of the blue over her feet, so I guess that probably means she won't have boots. Even if they didn't go for boots, I still think it would have looked better with red over her legs or feet, just to help break up the mass of blue below her shoulders. Other than that I like it, and the others look pretty good too.
That was going to be the future Batman in the SnyderVerse. Has nothing to do here. She’s likely the daughter of an alternate Clark and Lois. Let’s say Dean Cain’s.
Shazam family in updated costumes. Interestingly, it seems Grace Fulton might be playing the superhero version of Mary as well? (Edited to adjust the actress' name, I used the wrong one. Silly me)
Batman Beyond's first episode takes place 20 years prior it's main setting so the old Bruce in his 80s was retired since his 60s. The reason for his retirement wasn't just old age, it was because he had a heart attack and resorted to pulling a gun on crooks which he was disgusted with doing. So you could age up Terry to be in his teens when Batman is in his 60s and retired. Realistically you can't cast Batman as someone in his 80s for possible multiple movies and appearances and scenes that will likely involve action.